E10-PC-51: Draft GGP on regulatory aspects of smart metering for electricity and gas

2010/06/22-2010/09/03

Background

E10-PC-51: Draft GGP on regulatory aspects of smart metering for electricity and gas

For retail market customers, it is essential that smart metering provides services in an obvious and easy way that benefits the customer. The draft GGP cover a set of minimum and optional services relating to smart metering, followed by recommendations on aspects of parameters that should be taken into account when conducting a cost benefit analysis and a section on parameters to consider before conducting a roll-out. Lastly, one section is dedicated to describing the regulators’ recommendations on data security and customer integrity. The GGP are intended to serve as guidance for Member States, NRAs and industry in their consideration and deployment of smart metering systems, in line with relevant legislative provisions from the 3rd energy liberalisation package.

CEER invites all stakeholders interested in smart metering issues to respond to this public consultation, both in general and in relation to the questions in Section 1.6 of the report.

Interested parties are invited to submit comments by 3 September 2010 and these should be sent by e-mail to: smart_metering@ergeg.org.

Following the end of the public consultation period, ERGEG will publish all comments and replies to questions received from stakeholders.  If a respondent would like ERGEG to treat their contribution with confidentiality then this must be explicitly mentioned in their reply. If possible, confidential information should be provided as a separate annex, so that the main document may  be published. Unless marked as confidential, all responses will be published by placing them on the ERGEG website: http://www.ceer.eu.  

Any questions relating to this document should in the first instance be directed to:

Mrs. Fay Geitona
CEER Secretary General
Email: fay.geitona@ceer.eu
Fax +32 2 788 73 50
Tel. +32 2 788 73 30

Consultation Documents

E10-RMF-23-03
Draft Guidelines of Good Practice on Regulatory Aspects of Smart Metering for Electricity and Gas

E10-RMF-29-05
Final Guidelines of Good Practice on Regulatory Aspects of Smart Metering for Electricity and Gas, 8 February 2011

E10-RMF-29-05a
Guidelines of Good Practice on Regulatory Aspects of Smart Metering for Electricity and Gas - Evaluation of Responses to the Public Consultation, 8 February 2011

C11-RMC-44-03
Summary of Member State experiences on cost benefit analysis (CBA) of smart meters, 2 February 2011

Public Responses

E10-PC-51-01
ALTROCONSUMO

E10-PC-51-02
ANEC

E10-PC-51-03
G. BARTAK

E10-PC-51-04
BDEW

E10-PC-51-05
BEUC

E10-PC-51-06
BMASK

E10-PC-51-07
BNE

E10-PC-51-08
CEDEC

E10-PC-51-09
CEZ

E10-PC-51-10
CLCV

E10-PC-51-11
EANDIS

E10-PC-51-12
EDF DEMASZ

E10-PC-51-13
EDF ENERGY

E10-PC-51-14
EDF

E10-PC-51-15
EDISON

E10-PC-51-16
EDSO

E10-PC-51-17
ELCOM

E10-PC-51-18
ELSTER

E10-PC-51-19
EMETER

E10-PC-51-20
ENBW

E10-PC-51-21
EON

E10-PC-51-22
EPSU

E10-PC-51-23
ERDF

E10-PC-51-24
ERICSSON

E10-PC-51-25
ESMIG

E10-PC-51-26
EURELECTRIC

E10-PC-51-27
EUROGAS - PART 1

E10-PC-51-28
EUROGAS PART 2

E10-PC-51-29
FACOGAZ

E10-PC-51-30
GEODE

E10-PC-51-31
GRDF

E10-PC-51-32
HMPOWER

E10-PC-51-33
IFIEC

E10-PC-51-34
INTERACTIVE INSTITUTE

E10-PC-51-35
LANDIS+GYR

E10-PC-51-36
MARCOGAZ

E10-PC-51-37
MNE

E10-PC-51-38
NETBEHEER NEDERLAND

E10-PC-51-39
PPC

E10-PC-51-40
SAP

E10-PC-51-41
SIA PARTNERS

E10-PC-51-42
SP

E10-PC-51-43
SPP DISTRIBUCIA

E10-PC-51-44
SVENSK ENERGI

E10-PC-51-45
SWM

E10-PC-51-46
SYNERGRID

E10-PC-51-47
VATTENFALL

E10-PC-51-48
VERBUND

E10-PC-51-49
VKU

E10-PC-51-50
DEUTSCHE TELEKOM

E10-PC-51-51
FEBEG

E10-PC-51-52
RWE

E10-PC-51-52a
RWE accompanying document

E10-PC-51-53
AK Wien

Public Hearings

Following discussions with stakeholders at a 2009 public workshop on smart metering, ERGEG has published and consulted on these draft GGP on regulatory aspects of smart metering for electricity and gas. In order to follow-up the work, ERGEG is organising a small hearing with the stakeholders who participated in the consultation, with a view to discussing the particular concerns/issues raised in the responses to the consultation, and therefore by invitation only.

ERGEG introduction

ERGEG minimum services

ERGEG cost benefit

ERGEG Data security and integrity

ANEC presentation

CEDEC presentation

Eurelectric presentation on minimum services

Sia Partners presentation

Consumer Focus

Eurelectric presentation on cost benefit

GEODE presentation

Landis Gyr presentation

Thuega presentation

BEUC presentation

Netbeheer NL presentation

Elster GmbH presentation

ESMIG presentation